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    what morph is this????












    WHAT MORPH?
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    Re: what is this????

    Looks like a Ball python..
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    Re: what is this????

    o my bad i meant like what morph or is it normal?

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    Re: what is this????

    looks like a normal but with a really nice pattern!

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    Re: what is this????

    It's a good ole normal..
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    Re: what morph is this????

    Its a Nice Normal...

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    Re: what morph is this????

    Pretty normal.
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    Re: what morph is this????

    You would need better pictures I cant tell anything by those pictures. Looks like a nice normal though.
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    Re: what morph is this????

    99.99 % of the time when you buy a normal its going to be a normal.
    I couldnt say the same thing 10 years ago but those days are long gone.
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    Re: what morph is this????

    Wild type.
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